On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Mar 25, 2015 | Nursing Home Neglect, Nursing Home Neglect
Floridians who wind up in a nursing home should be able to live a happy and healthy life there. In fact, federal regulations give patients certain rights and require institutions to follow strict protocols to ensure resident safe from nursing home neglect and elder...
On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Mar 24, 2015 | Uncategorized
T. Patrick Ford, Jr. and William A. Dean are proud to announce that Michael J. Rotundo has been elevated to a named partner in the Firm. Henceforth, the firm shall be known as Ford Dean & Rotundo, P.A., as we celebrate our 40th year of prosecuting nursing home...
On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Mar 19, 2015 | Surgical Errors
The thought of being knocked unconscious for the purposes of a medical operation can send shivers up your spine. Though many doctors are adequately trained and experienced, and hospital personnel follow strict protocol to ensure patient safety, there are instances...
On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Mar 13, 2015 | Failure To Diagnose
Floridians who have an ailment may struggle to muster the courage to go to the doctor. Yet, when they take the bold step to get medical help, they hope to be treatable and expect to be properly diagnosed. While many patients are properly diagnosed and receive the...
On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Mar 4, 2015 | Hospital Negligence
Last week, we talked about the potential doctor shortage Florida could see in the coming years. Though a doctor shortage does not necessarily mean you will be subjected to medical malpractice, it might increase the risk of being treated by an overworked and fatigued...
